Entertainment in Waikato
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Shine
It’s a measure of Hamilton’s increasing sophistication that its main gay-and-lesbian club is now visible to Victoria St’s passing parade. There’s a dance floor at the back and an intimate beer garden in front.
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Diggers Bar
This funky good-time bar has a wealth of liquid bread on tap and nightly live music in a huge room out the back. Wednesday night’s $25 ‘pizza, fries and two drinks’ is a damn good deal.
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Cook
Rambling through a noble, burgundy-coloured timber hall (1874), this buzzy cafe-bar dishes up good pub grub (mains $13 to $24), plus live music, poker, comedy and quiz nights.
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Cambridge Raceway
The very verdant Cambridge Raceway is the venue for harness and greyhound racing three times a month. Check the website for dates and times.
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Bank
Inside this snappily renovated 1878 heritage building are plenty of beers on tap, a good wine selection and lots of screens to catch the big games.
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Cubbyhole
Watch the parade on the street below with a cocktail in hand from the 1st-floor balcony. It attracts an older party crowd with its classic grooves.
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Founders Theatre
For live theatre and concerts (anything from Bee Gees tributes to the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra), try Founders Theatre.
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Yot Club
This raucous, nocturnal bar is where everyone goes to dance, with visiting DJs and bands, a pool table and imported beers.
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Rodeo Rodeo
This cheesy bar goes off on the weekend, with its free pink cowboy hats and Neil Diamond/Glen Campbell soundtrack.
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Regent 3 Cinema
Built in 1932, this art-deco cinema has five screens and fabulous movie memorabilia in the foyer.
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Meteor Theatre
Live theatre and concerts can be enjoyed at the Meteor Theatre .
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Skycity Cinemas
A seven-screen mainstream multiplex. Adults pay $10 on Tuesdays.
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